



by Santorini Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€390This private 6-hour bus tour in Santorini covers well-known landmarks such as the blue-domed churches of Oia, the Imerovigli caldera viewpoint, the archaeological site of Akrotiri, Red Beach, and the traditional village of Megalochori. It also visits less frequented spots like Perivolos black sand beach. The tour is flexible and personalized, with a private guide and driver providing a luxury air-conditioned vehicle exclusively for the group. The guide will share detailed information about each stop and help tailor the itinerary according to the group's interests. The tour begins with a visit to Firostefani, a quiet village near Fira with coastal walking paths and local shops. Then it proceeds to Imerovigli, known for its whitewashed houses and panoramic views of the caldera. Next is Oia, a village famous for its blue domes and distinctive architecture, where guests can spend about an hour exploring. The tour continues to the Monastery of Profitis Ilias, located at the island’s highest point, offering wide views of Santorini. The group then visits the traditional village of Megalochori, where local cafes and taverns offer a chance to experience daily village life. Afterward, the tour stops at Red Beach, recognized for its striking red cliffs and volcanic rocks. Perissa black sand beach is next, a large volcanic sand beach suitable for swimming and snorkeling. Finally, the archaeological site of Akrotiri is included, where Bronze Age ruins and frescoes can be seen. The tour includes pickup and drop-off at all car-accessible locations on the island and bottled water, but meals, alcoholic beverages, and cable car tickets are not covered.
Firostefani
Firostefani is a quiet village near Fira with views of the caldera. It is a 15-minute walk from Fira’s center and offers restaurants, bars, and shops mainly along the main street. The coastal path between Firostefani and Fira is popular for walking in cooler parts of the day.
15 min
Imerovigli
Imerovigli is a traditional settlement with whitewashed houses and cobblestone alleys. It offers a calm atmosphere away from crowds and views of the Santorini caldera. The village has traditional taverns, restaurants, and cafes with terraces. Its architecture reflects Cycladic and local Firai styles.
30 min
Oia
Oia is the northernmost village of Santorini, situated about 120 meters above sea level on the caldera edge. It includes the small towns of Tolos, Phoenicia, and the settlement around Paradisos Beach. Around 1000 people live there. The village features whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches, and colorful buildings. Near the caldera are the small bays of Amudi and Armeni, which are suitable for swimming.
60 min
Monastery of Profitis Ilias
This monastery stands at approximately 565 meters, the highest point on the island. It offers extensive views of Santorini and its surroundings, making it a notable photo spot, especially near sunset.
20 min
Megalochori - Traditional Village
Megalochori is a lively village with local inhabitants and a central square where people gather in traditional cafes. It has taverns, cafes, and shops scattered throughout. The village is known for maintaining a traditional atmosphere despite tourism development.
20 min
Red Beach
Red Beach is known for its red cliffs and volcanic landscape. The beach features red sand and pebbles mixed with dark blue waters. It is located near Akrotiri and is surrounded by steep red hills.
20 min
Perissa Black Sand Beach
Perissa Beach is located on Santorini's southeastern coast at the base of the cape Mesa Vuno, near the ancient city of Thira. It is a black volcanic sand beach suitable for sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling. The beach merges with Perivolos Beach, forming a continuous stretch of more than 7 kilometers. The sand is coarse and can become hot in summer, and the water has a gentle descent with clear color.
60 min
Akrotiri Archaeological Site
The Akrotiri site contains a prehistoric Bronze Age city with preserved frescoes, artifacts, furniture, drainage systems, and multi-story buildings. Visitors can walk through the archaeological site to see these remains.
30 min




by Santorini Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€390This private 6-hour bus tour in Santorini covers well-known landmarks such as the blue-domed churches of Oia, the Imerovigli caldera viewpoint, the archaeological site of Akrotiri, Red Beach, and the traditional village of Megalochori. It also visits less frequented spots like Perivolos black sand beach. The tour is flexible and personalized, with a private guide and driver providing a luxury air-conditioned vehicle exclusively for the group. The guide will share detailed information about each stop and help tailor the itinerary according to the group's interests. The tour begins with a visit to Firostefani, a quiet village near Fira with coastal walking paths and local shops. Then it proceeds to Imerovigli, known for its whitewashed houses and panoramic views of the caldera. Next is Oia, a village famous for its blue domes and distinctive architecture, where guests can spend about an hour exploring. The tour continues to the Monastery of Profitis Ilias, located at the island’s highest point, offering wide views of Santorini. The group then visits the traditional village of Megalochori, where local cafes and taverns offer a chance to experience daily village life. Afterward, the tour stops at Red Beach, recognized for its striking red cliffs and volcanic rocks. Perissa black sand beach is next, a large volcanic sand beach suitable for swimming and snorkeling. Finally, the archaeological site of Akrotiri is included, where Bronze Age ruins and frescoes can be seen. The tour includes pickup and drop-off at all car-accessible locations on the island and bottled water, but meals, alcoholic beverages, and cable car tickets are not covered.
Firostefani
Firostefani is a quiet village near Fira with views of the caldera. It is a 15-minute walk from Fira’s center and offers restaurants, bars, and shops mainly along the main street. The coastal path between Firostefani and Fira is popular for walking in cooler parts of the day.
15 min
Imerovigli
Imerovigli is a traditional settlement with whitewashed houses and cobblestone alleys. It offers a calm atmosphere away from crowds and views of the Santorini caldera. The village has traditional taverns, restaurants, and cafes with terraces. Its architecture reflects Cycladic and local Firai styles.
30 min
Oia
Oia is the northernmost village of Santorini, situated about 120 meters above sea level on the caldera edge. It includes the small towns of Tolos, Phoenicia, and the settlement around Paradisos Beach. Around 1000 people live there. The village features whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches, and colorful buildings. Near the caldera are the small bays of Amudi and Armeni, which are suitable for swimming.
60 min
Monastery of Profitis Ilias
This monastery stands at approximately 565 meters, the highest point on the island. It offers extensive views of Santorini and its surroundings, making it a notable photo spot, especially near sunset.
20 min
Megalochori - Traditional Village
Megalochori is a lively village with local inhabitants and a central square where people gather in traditional cafes. It has taverns, cafes, and shops scattered throughout. The village is known for maintaining a traditional atmosphere despite tourism development.
20 min
Red Beach
Red Beach is known for its red cliffs and volcanic landscape. The beach features red sand and pebbles mixed with dark blue waters. It is located near Akrotiri and is surrounded by steep red hills.
20 min
Perissa Black Sand Beach
Perissa Beach is located on Santorini's southeastern coast at the base of the cape Mesa Vuno, near the ancient city of Thira. It is a black volcanic sand beach suitable for sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling. The beach merges with Perivolos Beach, forming a continuous stretch of more than 7 kilometers. The sand is coarse and can become hot in summer, and the water has a gentle descent with clear color.
60 min
Akrotiri Archaeological Site
The Akrotiri site contains a prehistoric Bronze Age city with preserved frescoes, artifacts, furniture, drainage systems, and multi-story buildings. Visitors can walk through the archaeological site to see these remains.
30 min